Hour 2: Shedeur’s Body Language, Unbeaten Eagles, Ryder Cup “Loser” Fans

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2:22Jets and Dolphins for the right to not be 0-4. And the 2-1 Cincinnati Bengals taking on the 1-2 Denver Broncos. I think obviously we know what's at stake between the Jets and the Dolphins this evening. You don't want to be 0-4. It's that sample. Loser leaves town. Pretty much. Just ask the Titans how does 0-4 field? It does not taste very well. And Aaron Glenn's just new there. The conversation about Mike mcdaniel's tenure would only get hotter if they lose to the jets at home that would be two home division losses to start the season for the miami dolphins that's what's at stake there the bengals don't want to cough up their 2-0 start right away in their first two games without joe burrow that's for sure they'd love to reverse course from what we saw in minnesota in the first start for jake browning that's for sure and the denver broncos owners of currently the wildest statistic in the National Football League right now.

3:22Entering tonight's game, the grand total of minutes on the clock in which they have trailed in the fourth quarter is 0.00. They have not trailed at all in the fourth quarter this year and they're 1-2. Yeah, it's ridiculous. 0.00. Full Blutarski on the clock. No minutes and no seconds. Every single game, they've either been tied or they were ahead and lost at the final buzzer. Or gun, whatever you want to say. So the Broncos would love to just, you know, lead in the fourth quarter and win. You know, just like they did in home against Tennessee. Their last two games at Indianapolis, at the Chargers.

4:14They lost with no time left on the clock. So that's what's at stake tonight. We shall see what happens on ESPN and ABC. Two networks, two games, and it's not like the previous one where there's standalongs. Staggered. First up is Jets and Dolphins, and then an hour plus later, it will be the Bengals and the Broncos on Monday night. Here on Disney Plus right now, the ESPN app everywhere, and ESPN Radio presented by Progressive Insurance. We say hello to those listening on Sirius XM Channel 80 or our podcast. All three hours are available throughout the days by downloading our pod, which we're very excited about.

4:54844-204-RICH is the number to dial. David in Ohio. Let's take David's call. What's up, David? Hey, Rich, thanks for taking the call. Last night during the Dallas and Green Bay game, do you think when Jerry Jones met Micah when he was in his Green Bay uniform, You think he'd reach out his hand, shake his hand, and Micah's like, oh, let me talk to my agent real quick before I do this. Ladies and gentlemen, that would have been great. David in Ohio, well done. Two drink minimum. Please tip your waitress. Oh, and he's out. He's out. Boom. He's out. One joke. Mic drop and gone. Okay, very good. Micah drop.

5:36Hey, Micah drop. Look at you. Micah. You should leave. I want you to stay, but I think you should leave now. Full Costanza walkout right there. A Micah drop. Okay. Okay. Okay. Damn, man, you almost had it last night. We talked about it length and hour number one of the program. Maybe I should say this for overreaction, but did Jerry Jones win the trade? Please save that for tomorrow. Please do. Please do. Please do. Please do. Please do. That's for overreaction Monday on a Tuesday. Please save that. In the meantime, though, there's overreaction Monday, the podcast. It's been out in your RSS feed or YouTube.com slash Rich Eisen show for about an hour now.

6:27So take it in whenever you have the time. We'd appreciate it. 844-204-RICH is the number to dial. Now, Terrence in Cleveland, Ohio, where the Guardians have won the American League Central Division despite being dead and buried. What's going on, Terrence? Oh, Rich, thank God for the Cleveland Guardians. Yes, sir. Otherwise, September in Cleveland would have been dismal with the football that's going on. I don't know if you know this about Cleveland in October, but in Cleveland in October, baseball is life. The Guardians are good. They are. Real good. I thank God for the Guardians. What an exciting.

7:07If anyone wants to feel goosebumps getting ready for the playoff baseball, regardless of the team, listen to Tom Hamilton's call of Brian Rocchio hitting that walk-off home run yesterday. It will get you running through a brick wall ready for tomorrow. I will tell you this, Terrence, speaking on behalf of Yankee fans, if I may, I don't want to see them. No. I saw enough from last year, man. I don't doubt you. That's all they do is put the ball in play. That's all they do. They put the ball in play and put the pressure on you to throw strikes and get them out. It's that simple. And if you got J-Ram batting third, I mean, we're just the luckiest fans in the world.

7:44Dude, no doubt. And then, you know, your Browns at some point will turn it around. Quinshaw Judkins is really good. I have something to talk about the Browns. All right. Let me get something off my chest. Let's go. Quarterback stability? Well, now let me see. You know, as a Browns fan, I don't have any idea what that means. I know what you think it means, Sonny. To me, they're just made-up words. Front office words so that fellas like Paul D. Podessa can wear a suit and tie and have a job. What do you really want to know, Rich? Am I sorry for being a Browns fan? Not a day goes by, I don't feel regret.

8:19Not because of 1-31 or the Deshaun Watson trade, because you think I should. Look back on the way I was in 1999. a young, stupid kid who committed to this terrible franchise. I want to talk to him. I want to try to talk some sense to him. Tell him the way things are. But I can't now. That kid's long gone, and this old man's all that's left. I've got to live with that. Quarterback stability? They're just BS words. So you go on and start dealing Gabriel Sonny and stop wasting my time. To give it the truth, I don't give a crap. Wow. Terrence in Cleveland. Phenomenal. Going full Shawshank on us. Well done, Terrence in Cleveland.

9:01Well done, Lushana Toverich. Atta boy. Thank you. Right back at you. Wow. So much being made of Shador Sanders' body language during that game yesterday. You seen that? I didn't really watch any of that one. What was it? He was just standing there looking like, when are you going to put me in the game, coach? Arms folded. It's ready. That. Yeah. Well, he's the third string, so. But it's just, what do you want him to do? Everybody's a body language expert. Guess what? Yeah, that's true. Let me ask you about something for half a second, and you know everything. What do you want him to do? He wants to play.

9:34Guess what would be worse? What would be worse? Yucking it up? Would yucking it up be worse? Yeah, imagine if I sit here and I'm going to...

9:40Rich Eisen:If you're a body language police... Yeah, now when you're down three scores. Reading a cutaway of a camera. He's giggling, high-fiving. A camera cutaway, right? He's giggling it up while the Lions are spanking Flacco. Spanking Flacco Spanking Flacco by the way Well that's like a ska band from the 90s Actually what it was was the original title of Chasing Amy That's pretty good too Can we get Kevin Smith on that? Yeah get Kevin Smith on Spanking Flacco Pretty funny What's a kid supposed to do? Remember a few years ago Remember the quarterback Derek Anderson Chris? Yeah DA They were losing a game like 20 I remember that He was sitting there smiling and they got on him He was like what am I You know, people can't win for losing here sometimes.

10:25What's he supposed to do? Exactly. He's got the headset on. He's paying attention. Was it worse than that? Did I miss something? Because I was watching it. Yeah, I mean, we have to call Zagora and Siciliano to find out. Yeah, I wasn't dialed into this one. I don't know when Stefanski is going to make a move. Got to do something. Flacco doesn't look great. Quint Sean Judkins is good, though. That guy's really good. Okay.

10:47Rich Eisen:I think they nailed the draft this year. At least you got that. fantasy well done by you certainly if one of the quarterbacks that they eventually do put in if they do in in uh dylan gabriel or shador starts playing well um and they start winning more games than not and not losing three out of four you're gonna you're gonna look back at this draft and say well done i think you're right mason graham this kid well they seemingly won the hunter trade i guess i don't know i don't know about that just because hunter's not showing up in the stat sheet doesn't mean he's not helping them win football games that defense right now is shutting it down on people in jacksonville um but he's got the lowest we just came with his lowest passer rating flaco since week three of 2017 yikes a 39.3 passer rating cleveland scored 17 points or less than nine straight games that's the longest streak in the nfl i don't know again this is what Stefanski's going to have to make a decision on here.

11:45Rich Eisen:I think they had hoped that the Flacco, that one comeback player of the year a couple years ago in the system was the one that was going to show up in the first few weeks of the season. Cleveland's next game is in London. And by the way, they're the home team, but they're traveling the longest because Minnesota, all they have to do is hop a flight from Ireland. They're probably already there. So you'll see that game on NFL Network. Pretty big one. You don't want to go to one and four. Wentz versus Flacco is what it looks like right now. But seriously, is Shedore just supposed to stand there? Yeah.

12:20What do they want him to do?

12:21Rich Eisen:I don't know. It's not like he looked disinterested. He looked pissed off. Exactly. He wants to play. He's losing. Losing's not fun. Dude. 844-204-RICH is the number to dial on the program. The Philadelphia Eagles are 4-0. And... Yon. I don't know. It wasn't a yawn game. Was it a yawn game? They're kind of yawn. Why? Because they're so good and they look unbeatable? Drew Brees called them boring the other day and it's hard to kind of disagree. You know who they called boring? Tim Duncan. Good one, TJ. Not a great team. You're defending the Philadelphia Eagles. What's wrong with me? Where's the sheet to sign?

13:08Be an Eagle fan, TJ. I'm a puke. I'm going to pute. Do it. Look at you. But you're not wrong. Tim Duncan was pretty boring. The big fundamental, right? I'll take 4-0 instead of having a tie. Come on. The ties are pretty terrible.

13:23Rich Eisen:They've won 20 of 21 games. They've got the most unstoppable play in the National Football League that personifies their entire game right now. Which, by the way, Rich. They're coming to your town, and it feels inevitable. And if you make one mistake, just one mistake, just let one guy come through on the punt team. Block. touchdown okay here's what's gonna happen you if you're baker mayfield you're gonna try and make a play because that's all you've done all year long and you've made plays and you've made plays to the point where it's you're three and oh and you're all groans up and you're groans up and and you're so money and everyone knows it and you're gonna extend a play and then you're gonna throw an interception in the end zone we're gonna pick it off you're gonna throw an interceptable ball let's put it that way in the end zone we're gonna pick it off that's what they're doing that's That's exactly what's been happening over and over and over again.

14:13Rich Eisen:Tampa Bay down 24-6 at halftime. They make it 24-13 with nine minutes left in the third quarter. Now it's 31-13 because your stellar second-year running back, Bucky Irving, puts the ball on the ground with one millimeter separating the ground from his shin. That was unfortunate, but a mistake. And guess what they're going to do? They're going to pick it up. They're going to run it in. Unbelievable. Baker Mayfield then leads it back 31-23. Throws that interception in the end zone with 7.57 left in the fourth quarter.

14:54Rich Eisen:And the Eagles take advantage every single time. even if you, by the way, hold them to wait for it. Zero passing completions in the second half. Zero. None. Your defense does that job. No passing yards in the second half. Zero. 15-16 for 130 yards and two passing touchdowns and a passer rating 140 in the first half for Hurts. 0 for 8, 20 rush yards for Hurts in the second half. You did your job, but there were mistakes. made by the other team, and the Eagles will take them and beat you over the head with it. This was Baker Mayfield after the game. We were just kind of lifeless to begin with in the first half.

15:38We got punched in the mouth going at halftime. Look at the scoreboard. You're like, alright, what are we going to do now? We're too damn good to wait to get hit in the mouth. We've got to come out swinging. We've got to play better. He's not wrong. And by the way, not concerned about them in the NFC South. Even though Atlanta came up with a win, they seem to be way too inconsistent. The Bucs already have a road win in in Atlanta. That's what happens when you get a rookie quarter. I guess not a rookie. A rookie full first year starter. How does that sound, right, for Michael Penix? First time he's going through the entire gauntlet here.

16:10You're going to get ups and downs. Baker Mayfield, you know what you're going to get. Not worried about the Bucs at all. And of course, the Eagles. How many weeks in a row are we going to be able to talk about what's wrong with them? What's this? What's that?

16:23Rich Eisen:Well, they keep winning. Barkley had just 19 carries. That's it. You kept him down, too. Saquon, all Saquon had was 43 yards on 19 carries. You got that done. Jalen Hurts, not a single lick of a passing yard in the second half. And you still couldn't win at home. Because the Eagles come to town and just make sure you make more mistakes than them. And then they'll just take whatever's in front of them. That's the way Belichick used to win games, right? This week, this is the way we're going to win. Next week, that's the way we're going to win because that's the way you play. They play situational football.

17:02Rich Eisen:What do we need to do in this down? This. You do that in this down, guess what we're going to do? That's a mistake? Oh, sorry. Nice parting gifts for you. That's the way the Eagles are playing right now. And now everybody's talking about how pissed off A.J. Brown is. Well. Because A.J. Brown, when they were throwing it around in the first half, he didn't get anything to eat, hardly. it was Goddard who got the two touchdowns right for them and AJ Brown two receptions seven yards on nine targets in week four fewest yards in a game for him with six or more targets in his entire career under 30 receiving yards in three of the four games this year he had six catches for 109 yards in a score last week against the Rams it all came in the second half so the passing game was great for a full game it's just over two separate halves in two different games right the eagles are undefeated in all of these games if you didn't know you got the tweet this is what everybody's talking about there it is aj brown after the game a quote if you're not welcomed not listened to quietly withdraw don't make a scene shrug your shoulders and be on your way to new england did you put that in there put that that part wasn't at the Bro, by the way, I believe this is from something other than inner excellence.

18:29Here we are again. Here we are again. I'm going to keep talking. Last time this happened.

18:34Rich Eisen:Hold on. I have it written down here. Last time this happened, the Eagles. Wait for it. I have it written down. Won the Super Bowl. Need A.J. Brown. There it is right there. There it is. That's the last time it happened. I wrote it down. They won the Super Bowl. He's not happy. Go for it. Let's do this again. Let's reprise this. certainly since you were not part of overreaction monday uh tj mike del tuffo is the sound engineer for that outstanding podcast that's available wherever you get your podcast right now or on the youtube channel of the rich eisen show you uh forwarded as an overreaction monday topic that teams should call yes the eagles for aj brown absolutely and i agreed right that's not an overreaction team should call the eagles for aj brown except for the fact that that topic bar is infused, assumes, says without saying, that the Eagles would listen.

19:26Let's recreate it, Chris. Let's do it. I am Howie Roseman, since I am also, like Howie, smart and Jewish. Okay. Secondly, you are a general manager. Sure. You be the GM, right? Yeah. Which team are you going to choose? Oh, I don't know. I'll just pick one random one out of that. I'll be Elliott Wolfe. Ah! Yeah. Of the Patriots. Just random team. Who've got a kid. That kid, Drake May, could use that weapon, huh? Drake May has similar stats to Josh Allen right now. I got it. Ready? And action. Oh, my God. Hey, is this Howie? Hey, what's going on? Hey, it's Elliot. What's up, man? How's it going?

20:05How are the kids, Elliot? Kids are great. I'm a family man. Yeah, we got soccer, basketball weekends. You know how it goes. Oh, my gosh. I feel like I'm chauffeuring more than general managing these days. Am I right? You know what I mean? Never home, working out of the car. Hey, just wondering. What's up? You know, we got a spot maybe. We could use some help at wide receiver. Is AJ possibly available? You're talking Brown. Brown, AJ Brown. AJ Brown. I saw his Twitter this morning. You know, is he on the block? Elliot, I love you. I respect your work. But do you know what GTFOH stands for? Let me just type that into Urban Dictionary real quick.

20:43And I say that respectful. No, well done. And that's it. You just get the dial tone. So no, not taking calls?

20:55Rich Eisen:If I'm Howie Roseman, I read this stuff, I see it, and I just shake my head. And I don't even call Nick Sirianni. You know why? Nick Sirianni has now improved with this win, this 4-0 start, to 58-23 as a head coach, including playoffs, in the National Football League. That's the fourth highest winning percentage by a head coach in his first five seasons in the Super Bowl era. Behind George Seifert, Chuck Knox, and George Allen. He's seven wins away from being second on the wins list in the first five seasons in an NFL career all time, including playoffs. And the person he would pass is a guy named Paul Brown.

21:41Rich Eisen:So tell me, like, you know, it might be good for the fodder of long-time listeners and first-time callers. It might be good for the fodder, for the print media. As well it should. As well it should. I mean, it's Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I mean, Paul George is saying he's back to being Paul George if he's healthy. Did you see that soundbite earlier this week? So, and the Phillies are getting set to take the week off in the playoffs.

22:12Rich Eisen:just keep doing what you're doing nick it's like one big tush push we're just gonna shove you over and if you don't like the celebrating and the bash brothering and all that stuff that they're doing with the arms it's kind of like the freddie freeman dance move if you're sick and tired of watching the dodgers do it stop them stop them the problem is you can't it's very difficult to do it And nobody is yet. And I don't know if you guys noticed in the third, they're setting up for the tush push. Broncos look like they have a great defense for it. The Bucs, you mean? The Bucs. He hands the ball off to Saquon from the tush push.

22:52And I'd never seen them do that. And what happened? He scored a touchdown. So what are you supposed to do now? Like, you can't stop it this way. You can't stop it this way.

23:02Rich Eisen:Did you see the Bucs had that 400-pound guy that they were thinking of activating for the game? All day. Yeah, just saying, try and stop him. Try and push him. I think that's what's going to end up happening. That's what they're going to do. Or maybe they'll just take their best defensive lineman and put him in that inflatable sumo wrestler suit and have them go out there. Have them waddle out there? Yeah, and say, stop that guy. I don't know, man. Not concerned. A.J. Brown, at some point, it's going to be his game. Yeah, for sure. And in the meantime, you know, it's not easy. I totally understand it.

23:41Rich Eisen:Receivers need to be fed. They need to get the football. A.J. Brown is too good to not be targeted more and have more consistent yards. It totally makes sense. I totally understand he is frustrated. In the meantime, the answer to that problem is just wait. It's going to be okay. In the meantime, will you take your ring out and look at it? Or full-on Don Draper, Mad Men. That's what the money is for.

24:17Rich Eisen:844-204-RICH, number to dial. Scott Van Pelt in our number three on the program. We haven't hit the Bears and the Raiders. We shall. There's also the Colts and the Rams. Chris, you saw that game. Great game. Just to name two. just to name two games that we have yet to discuss with you right here on the rich eisen show here on disney plus the espn the app and the espn radio presented by progressive insurance